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This special report from India Today highlights the deadly pothole menace in Bengaluru, following the tragic death of 26-year-old Priyanka near Nelamangala. Reporter Sagai Raj stated, 'Priyanka had fell on the other side, a truck which was coming from behind ran over him and he succumbed to injuries on the spot.' The incident occurred as Priyanka and her brother were on a bike, trying to avoid a bad patch on the road. The rider lost balance, causing both to fall. While her brother, who was wearing a helmet, sustained minor injuries, Priyanka fell on the other side and was crushed by a passing truck. This incident has once again brought to the forefront the dangerous condition of the city's roads and the failure of civic authorities to prevent such recurring tragedies. Police have registered a case and are investigating the matter.
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